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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan
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You will surely get a college and the degree but a stable job profile may be a tough bite for you with this rank. So, try to do better in February MAT to get into Tier-I colleges.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Hire, So you are thinking to get a high pay package without paying high fees? I think the only the best country is India. Here you can get the a good placement package (10-15 laps) after MBA with the lowest possible fees INR 20,000/- for complete two years. I am talking about FMS-DU. What you all just need to score 97% in CAT (General Category). If you are not ready to pay high fees, be ready to pay high efforts and hard work. Hope this helps. Ask any query at any time. Up Vote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good Luck.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Naseeruddin
Don't ask which course provides better opportunities but ask yourself that will you be able to grab the opportunities after doing that? Whether you do MBA, PGDM or PGPM, you will get a job based on your internal qualities. Employer wants you to be excellent at 'whatever' you have done. Now coming straight on your question, all the three courses are more or less same. However, MBA is a full-fledged degree and PG-DM/PM are Diploma. All the three have good market demand (MBA slightly more!). I hope you got the point. Ask any query at any time. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good luck.
Don't ask which course provides better opportunities but ask yourself that will you be able to grab the opportunities after doing that? Whether you do MBA, PGDM or PGPM, you will get a job based on your internal qualities. Employer wants you to be excellent at 'whatever' you have done. Now coming straight on your question, all the three courses are more or less same. However, MBA is a full-fledged degree and PG-DM/PM are Diploma. All the three have good market demand (MBA slightly more!). I hope you got the point. Ask any query at any time. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good luck.
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Shail Oberoi
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MBA in regular mode along with B.Ed is not possible as both are full-time courses. I would advise you to concentrate on your B.Ed and post its completion enroll your self for MBA in marketing/finance/HR and then explore for an opportunity in banking sector in sales/service/training
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Shail Oberoi
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It depends a lot on what area of the banking space would you be keen.
For a job in the back office of a bank, a B.Com/M.Com should be fine. However, for management level opportunity, you should pursue MBA in finance/marketing & try for an internship in a bank as a part of your MBA project.
For a job in the back office of a bank, a B.Com/M.Com should be fine. However, for management level opportunity, you should pursue MBA in finance/marketing & try for an internship in a bank as a part of your MBA project.
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MBA is good for industrial job point of view but MD is beneficial if you opt for your practice or hospital jobs.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/tancet-mba/syllabus Kindly visit the given link to know about the syllabus of the TANCET exam in detail. Good luck!
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Hi Srinath,
If you are interested in management aspect of business more than the technical aspects of business then doing MBA will certainly equip you with the necessary skill set and knowledge required to excel in corporate life. In the current scenario, there are more and more management jobs with specific skill set requirement are coming up such as Business Analyst, Healthcare Informatics Specialist, Digital Marketing Manager, Risk Management Analyst, to name a few.
I would suggest you to go for PGDM as PGDM course curriculum are industry oriented and even top colleges like IIMs offer PGPM programs. Doing PGDM from a good college loc
If you are interested in management aspect of business more than the technical aspects of business then doing MBA will certainly equip you with the necessary skill set and knowledge required to excel in corporate life. In the current scenario, there are more and more management jobs with specific skill set requirement are coming up such as Business Analyst, Healthcare Informatics Specialist, Digital Marketing Manager, Risk Management Analyst, to name a few.
I would suggest you to go for PGDM as PGDM course curriculum are industry oriented and even top colleges like IIMs offer PGPM programs. Doing PGDM from a good college loc
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